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@achswap/mcp-sdk

v1.0.7

Published

Local signer SDK for Achswap AI agents — private keys never leave your machine.

Readme

@achswap/mcp-sdk

Local signer for Achswap AI agents. Your private key stays on your machine; the remote MCP server never sees it.

Install

npm install -g @achswap/mcp-sdk

Quick Start

# 1. Create an encrypted wallet
achswap init

# 2. Show your address without unlocking
achswap address

# 3. Check your native USDC balance
achswap balance

# 4. Run the local MCP signer
export ACHSWAP_PASSWORD=<your-password>
achswap serve

Auto-config for AI clients

One command writes the MCP entry into each client’s config (uses npx -y @achswap/mcp-sdk serve):

# 1. Install CLI (once)
npm install -g @achswap/mcp-sdk

# 2. Wallet (password auto-managed by default — no flag needed)
achswap init

# 3. Defaults are already: autoSign=true, autoPassword=true
# Opt out only if you want manual control:
#   achswap set autoSign false
#   achswap set autoPassword false

# 4. Wire up the AI (pick one or more)
achswap install claude              # Claude Desktop / Claude Code
achswap install cursor
achswap install opencode
achswap install codex

Then restart that AI app.

| Client | Config file written | |--------|---------------------| | claude | %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json (Windows), or ~/.claude.json | | cursor | ~/.cursor/mcp.json | | opencode | ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json (or OPENCODE_CONFIG) | | codex | ~/.codex/config.toml (or CODEX_HOME) |

Password for the AI process: export it before achswap install so it is copied into the client env (autoSign / signing):

# Windows PowerShell
$env:ACHSWAP_PASSWORD = "your-strong-password"
achswap install cursor

# Linux / macOS / VPS
export ACHSWAP_PASSWORD="your-strong-password"
achswap install claude

Or edit the client config and add under env:

"ACHSWAP_PASSWORD": "your-strong-password"

Without a password, reads still work; writes stay pending until:

achswap pending
achswap approve <pending_id>

Manual config example (Cursor / Claude)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "achswap": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@achswap/mcp-sdk", "serve"],
      "env": {
        "ACHSWAP_MODE": "remote",
        "ACHSWAP_AUTO_SIGN": "false",
        "ACHSWAP_PASSWORD": "your-strong-password"
      }
    }
  }
}

Environment Variables

| Variable | Required | Description | |----------|----------|-------------| | ACHSWAP_PASSWORD | Yes* | Password to decrypt ~/.achswap/keystore.json | | ACHSWAP_RPC_URL | No | ARC RPC URL (default: https://rpc.testnet.arc.network) | | ACHSWAP_CHAIN_ID | No | Chain ID (default: 5042002) | | ACHSWAP_MCP_SERVER_URL | No | Remote keyless MCP backend URL | | ACHSWAP_BUILDER_TOKEN | No | Token for gated builder endpoints |

* Required for achswap serve and write operations.

Keystore Location

  • macOS/Linux: ~/.achswap/keystore.json
  • Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.achswap\keystore.json

The file is created with restricted permissions (0o600 on Unix).

CLI Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | achswap init | Create an encrypted local wallet | | achswap address | Show wallet address without unlocking | | achswap balance | Show native USDC balance | | achswap serve | Start the local MCP signer server (stdio) | | achswap serve --http | Start the local MCP signer server (HTTP) | | achswap (no args) | Full control panel: settings, processes, kill, install | | achswap status | Wallet, config, and short MCP running summary | | achswap running (alias ps) | List running Achswap MCP processes | | achswap running --kill <n\|pid> | Kill one process by list number or PID | | achswap running --kill-all | Kill all detected Achswap MCP processes |

Security

  • Private keys are generated locally.
  • Keys are encrypted at rest with your password.
  • Keys are decrypted only while signing, inside the local process.
  • The remote MCP server builds unsigned transactions but never sees your key.

See the top-level SECURITY.md for details.